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Internet sources say he is part Native American. I suspected Cherokee since he lives in North Carolina, but have not been able to confirm this.
Iron Jacket had one child, Peta Nocona. Peta Nocona married Cynthia Ann Parker, and they had three children, Quanah Parker, Pecos Parker, and Prarie Flower Parker. Prairie Flower Parker was Iron Jackets only granddaughter, born in 1858, and died in 1863 at the age of 5. Iron Jacket had three great-granddaughters from Quanah Parker and Cynthia Ann, Kelsey Parker, Chee Parker, and an unknown named daughter.
Bonnie Parker was married to Roy Thornton September 25, 1926, six days before Parker's 16th birthday
what did john parker invent in his older times i was just wandering
Generally not. The government in Washington was the same one which had, without variation, uniformly screwed the tribes in each and every treaty, and had forced them onto the Trail of Tears. The only unit east of the Mississippi, north or south, which had organized Indian components was Thomas' Legion of North Carolina. It had four companies of Cherokees from the Eastern Band. In Oklahoma (which then was then the Indian Territories) there was a Civil War within the western band of Cherokees, over which of the white mens' governments to support. Stand Waite of the western Cherokees was the only Native American general in either Army, and he was a Confederate. Individual Indians served in many units, north and south. Eli Parker, a Seneca, was an aide to General Grant, and was present at Appomattox, in the room when Lee signed the surrender. As Lee was leaving he noticed Parker and stopped, and said "I am glad to see a representative of the original Americans here today."
ANSWER Brigadier general Ely Parker was well known by Grant. The two men became friends before the war. Parker was an American Indian, chief of the Seneca Tribe. He became civil engineer in the 1840s. In 1863 became member of Grant's staff at Vicksburg and in 1864 his Military Secretary. Parker was present at Lee's surrender at Appomattox and penned the final copies of the Surrender Act. after the war he continued to be Grant's secretary, until his appointment as Commissioner of Indian Affairs
no, he was killed
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Quanah Parker and Cynthia Ann Parker are.
No he is not Indian.
No , he is part Indian
US President US grant was sworn into the presidency in March of 1869. His stated purpose was steer a middle course in Indian and White affairs ( his terms ) Grant had spent some time as a soldier in his early days in the West and knew about their problems. Nevertheless, even after appointing a Native Seneca, General Parker, from New York to handle the Commission of Indian Affairs, Parker advised Grant that Natives would most likely be exterminated. As an aside, Parker had been with Grant at the surrender at Appomattox.
In the novel "Life of Pi" by Yann Martel, Richard Parker is a Bengal tiger. The character is named after a real-life tiger that was involved in a maritime disaster in the 19th century.
Ely Parker was a Seneca Indian, part of the Iroquois Confederacy. He served as a Union Army officer during the Civil War and later became the first Native American to be appointed as Commissioner of Indian Affairs.
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Colonel Eli Parker, a full blood Seneca. As Lee was shaking hands with the members of Grant's staff after signing the surrender, when he came to Parker he peered into his face, and then said "I am glad to see one of the original Americans here today."